Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-31
IN GENERAL.

A terrible storm Of hale and wind
visited Aokworth, Ga, on Monday sven
ing Two dwellings were demolished.
Mrs. May Mary Manning died in Wake.
field, Mass, on Sunday, at the alleged
ACE Of lO5 years. She was born in Dub
lin, Ireland.
The trial Of Frank label for killing his
brother Charles in Reading, Pa, Mon
day resulted in verdict of mot guilty, ON |
the ground Of insanity.
A fire in Columbus, Ga, Tuesday |
morning, destroyed the shoe store OF W.
r.. Bedell and the clothing store Of ]. *.
Harris & 90. Loss, $2s, 900; insurance,
$l7,000.
There was hard frost, with ice, In the
| districts around Norfolk and Danyille, Va,
on Monday night. II is feared that much
damage has been done to early fruits and
vegetables.
Two freight-trains on the Canadian
Pacific railroad ran into each other at
Franktown on Sunday morning and both
were wrecked. The loss to the company
is 100000.
/ At Mount Vernon, KY, Monday night,
William Levisey, hged IA years, was
stabbed through the heart by William
yowals, aged 10. The murderer had some
boyish grudge against his victim.
The residence of Mrs. Carrie Oorcoran,
an S0-year old widow, residing at Walnut
, Hills, Cincinnati, was burned Sunday,
! and she was so badly injured by the
flames that she died in few hours.
. The governor OF Louisiana has issuedsa
/ | Iltphinr, nj linz
: from the Doth OF April From that date
until June list, the quarantine will be one
5 of inspection only unless sickness il found
I, on board. After June lst, vessels from
l infected ports will be detained Ave days.
, freight train and a coal train on the
: New Jersey Central Railroad ran into each
other near Rockpoh on Saturday morn
= ing. Both engines were smashed and
}, twenty cars were damaged. William Dun
o lap, fireman Of the coal train, was killed
J. and the three other train men were sc
y verely injured.
n Joseph Young Of Springtown, New
II Jersey, whose name was forged on notet
d for large amounts by William s. Carpen
u ter, justice Of the peace, who abscondet
ID some weeks ago, committed suicide Of
IS Sunday night Young feared he Womb
lose 81 400 by the forgeries He an,
Carpenter were brothers-in. law.
= The ground on tia Delaware d Hudso
y Company's mines, i Plains, near Wilkes
y barre, sank four eet during Sunda
q night. Much damage was done to build
~ ings, and there are indications this
~ another and more serious subsistence ma
n occur within o few days. There az
Il cracks IL inches in. width on the surfaC
. of the ground. and the wells IN the viciI
y ity have ctssed to dow.
In 8 quarrel IN Sauili.ng hell in Bo
ton Monday afternoon, David Lanaha
y. was shot dead and Edward Flanaga
- mortally wounded by Adolph A. Abrech
~ The three men were alone in the room
-, playing faro and the quarrel arose oV,
y the game. Albrecht who ia a druggis
= - claims that he acted in self.defence, bI
~ several circumstances are against b
~ story. His victims were proprietora Q
~ the place
I, telegram from Washington says tn
w q recent decision of the district oommi
"a sioners to strictly enforce the statue r
a. Yoking liqror licenses upon a second 90
-. viction of violation of the Sunday liau
~. 10 law caused every saloon in that city to
~
taurant keeper threw his place open
90 police inspection, and the other saloo
~ had their curtains raised 80 that d
~ public and the police could look in at |
y hours of the day and see that no liqu
, ,a was selling.
'sS The trial of Arensdorf, the alleR,
, Sa murderer of the Rev. Mr.. Haddoek, wi
~ was assassinatea because of his actiyi
la in the enforcement of the Prohibiti
'ha law, was begun Sunday at Sioux Oil
~ Iowa. The assassination was the reB,
- OF q conspiracy, in which several IN
~ were engaged, to get Paddock out of /
~ way, and one Of the witnesses was Hal
~ L. Leayitt, who ii Is said, took leadi
M part in the plot, but he turned stat
IcS evidence. Leayitt swore positively Il
az. he saw Arensdorf shoot Haddock on
a. street.